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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01
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the nerves, no lcss ttan the stomach ex.
perieneo TIE inFigoratiye effect II thai
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Surveyor Alex q Pendleton and
PARTY returned to Globe on Saturday,
having oompIeted the survey Of the
line between ella and Pinal counties
IN twenty days The line as surveyed
begins At The mouth of the San Pedro
runs $50 yards east If Winklemaus
ranch thus locating that place IN
Pinal takes ID (placesin Gila county
all the mines ID Dripping springs
range and ranches ii Disappointment
Valley, crosses tue Florenee read On
Dripping Springs biIJ continues thence
northwest one mile east Of Robert
Irions rs~ach two aud a halt miles
west of koentz's and three and hall
miles west Of Horrell's Pinto creok
ranch The two counties win now
appoint an inspected To sec that the
work is properly done,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Dopbtless many readers if the BE1l
age unacsaaiated WITH this section 81
i CHA eounty irouto. conmaalY called
Tonic Basin. Is i fertile valley through
I which beautiful stream flows south
emptying into SAILS FiFet, titty miles
above I'b@nir. There has been .
wonderful growth II population here
within Che past two years and now the
valley, along the main water course
kand tributary creeks, IL dotted with
ranches, many of them with garden
! patches and barley fields, and all
+ showing evidences Of thrift This rich
section Ii tributary to Globe, where
we get most IL our supplies and CON
slider The current prices reasonable for
/ d mountain town. Isolated IRON rail
roads. Capt. We. Watkins 81 UP.
/ per Tanto, does . general merchandise
EbnsinRss and is literally patronized.
For this region, we claim the most
Delighted climate ia The world Snow
| seldora, almost never, falls ia our val
[ ley while the rugged mountains which
Them Us in and seemingly pierce the
Eblae yanlt Of heaven, are covered with
snow for many months each year, Civ
ing to Tho ain an celebrating fresh
mess.
| stotkraising Is followed here, all
most 10 the exclusion of everything
else, ind the "cattle 81 thousand
hills are fat ana risky.
This valley ana The adjacent hills
abound in prehistoric ruins, showing
| evidence u having been populated, d
4 not very remote period, b. d power.
jful ana artfnl people. What a field
! Is this Coz the arcbaologist Tile OIL
gin ofthis people, their customs and
pursuits and the cause of their estine.
tion are, ] believe questions which
have rteyet yea been solved
There is very little LEGAL news Of IN.
terest Several poay races we're rur
recently at II = oliue's which afforded
lots "a fun for the boys,
WIN. "A. Walker has erected d dwell.
ing on Charles HosfelE's ranch. Mr
Walker and wife and Albert Clauton
Of Missouri, arrived here last month,
4 Our school, with w Il. Gsrnsr b
instructor, has been ID progress fol
more Than month. Mr.. Garner, for.
nsrly ~ Missouri, las been employed
/ to teach for live months
N Il. Cline has d iine stand Of bar,
ley, sowed during the last days of No
4 yelnher
! JohR and Thomas Cline are enlarg.
ING their fields and repairing ihen
fences.
Quite a number of deer haya beer
silled ~ tais vicinity Ice present sea.
sen
MF ncGinnis formerly 81 Globe, i
Teaching 4 private aeho5l ID The Wat
kins bborbgod
Distfict M :, II talking 81 having !
new school house built
10y. A. !. j. .
Fol fear If eneFoaching 70 far %
your space | viii close and promise L
write You again when there are any
happenings bere suitable for publiea,
ton NJ II q
Tonic, Nee, 2isg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01
Fllst publication Dec Is, 1886
no. asa.
Application for a Patent Albert
Lea Lode Claim.
e. S LAND 0FFttz, ItcsoS, ARIz.,
DeceubeF IL. 1856.

Y ~ LAND OfFfeG, TUCSON, ARIl.s
Decsmber IL, 1856.
Notice Il hereby gives thst 6 A. SMaseyi
whose Pcst0iice address Is Globe, CHA Gount
-, Arizona, has CHS day fled BIZ application
for patent for 1Sef-4 linear feet On the north
side and 1856 linear test Oh the soath side u
the Albert Ire vein. lode or deposit bearing
silfer together with surface etoend G'9 feet
in width sitaated ia the Globe Mining Dis
trict, ella County. Territory Of Arizona, and
Il 8 designated 81 TIE Geld notes aud osicid
plat Gu tie IA thls csfice as survey number
lS6, and lot Ne ~, saii lot No. 73, being as
follows, tO-wit;
Beginning at the initial monument men.
toned in the location Eotiee and marking the
easterly end eeater II elitina, Black Peak
bears w der IS min N South Peak Of
Pinal inouBtains bears =. deg. = min. w,
Left hand one az the E6ct eaks bears M 81
deg 90 min. w; thence n. 3 deg. 23 iain. w.
800 feet g location alonuneft st post
feet long inches ID diameter fort y TIE
gralaa aud surrounded with q mound n stone
post marked =. 4. No !,
Thence n s. deg q min. ~. 1884 feet I'll
center IL geleh ~ post fset long, ! foot in
the gtonnd aud sDr0undpd with : mound IT
stones post marked a j.. n. 2
Thence s, 3 deg % min. Il rs feet to loeas
ton monument for westerly end center of
claim from whence Y s. NJ Nj No :. bears
M ~ uei,s ~ NAB. " . NASt.E iEtEa
Thence 81 deg. 23 min. NJ 500 feet 70 los
eaten monument AZ post feet long inch
q in diameter, foot IN The ground surround.
ed With a ntooud q stones post marked A.
H. No 3.
Theuce S, IS deg 05 min 4. 1886 feet Ia
location monument az q post 4 feet long 4
Inches ia diameter, ! foot ia the groaud and
sufronbded with mound IF stones post
/ marked a H. S0.4.
Thence u s deg, IS min. w. 500 feet %
mpnunent and pisce 81 beginning.
Area 1875 aeits. Variation IS deg. 81
mir. e,
The location 81 ibis mine Is recorded Id the
Reoorders oAice ID Gim County Arizona, III
| Book 4, Paee 49, It L % unsurveyed baud
one ana half miles eest from the town u
| Globe, Ia quArtzite formation.
1 ANY and sil persons claiming adversely aIf
I portion Of said Albert Lea niins az surface
ground are required 20 hla their Retyerse claims
\ vita the Register of thu United States Land
! Office AZ Tucson ia the Territory II Arizona
l alariig the sixty days period 81 publication
( hereof, 81 they viii Be barred by virtue IF the
provisions Of She statute,
| ltis hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
/ tiee q application for patent be Published
| Ia the ARIZONA WEEGrY SILVER RGfT, paht
I lishea az Globe, ella County, Afi~i'ia
D. NJ. TH0h RS kesister.
Dec 25-low
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Ju3ge q Al. Swasey, one ol the
earliest residents. Of Globe has ID.
formed us that Tomorrow, be viii
take Bis departure Tor The city of Ala
media, and, perhaps, never asain call
this mountain town bis hoine The
absence 81 the Judge gill be more
greatly noted than amy a hisconfreres
Iof former days, and while our citizens
regret his discrimination 10 seek past-
ofes new they VIII often send d
Thought and wish FIT Bis continued
healthand prosperity
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

H. 9. Hitchcock has arranged 10
keep all the magazines and periodicals
usually on hand at news delots, and
wonld iuyite all who wish any Of The
standard publications TO leave the;ror
ders With him within the next thil5
days, and they viii receive prompt al
tention. Lasts Of different authors
and their works win be on hand, and
every effort made to accommodate my
patrons.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Mrs g. y Taylor gave delightful
party lass night e tbo friehds 81 bsr
sons, Lyman and George Wood There
was I'd restraint among the young
people and . right merry time was
HAD. Music, dancing. cards and ey-
ceiIcn refreshments made or The
evenings entertainment and Che
guests will long remember with pleas
pra shs last nisht a. lsse
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Once ossn from A. NJ 10 Y ?, a., dsily,
SundAys- one hour after mail Arrives.
Mail closes gSing East and West az 7a5 a,
NJ, daily.
Money Order DsfNrtment--closes at T,
NJ, daily---Sundays executed.
Mails 60 10 San Carios and MaNey every
Monday, Wednesday and k,iday--to C0tailpa'
Amer, Tonic, Rye, Paysop, &c, every Mon.
tlAy. These mails close the night previous at
pP.N. ALONZO BAILEY p. NJ,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01


AT the annual election of Col J. w.
S, Alexander Post No. IS, Of Globe, on
Christmas night, the following officers
were chosen to serve Tor the ensuing
year. y. q, Geo. "A. Allen; s. " o.,
James Wiley; J. v. q, Geo. o. Strong;
%. B., B. +. Pascoe D. g., Clarence
West Chaplain, r STANLEY q Nj, A.
Il, Love- Surgeon, Jaraes Willetts.
After she election tbs Post held its
FIRST annual campfire and s right roy
al time tie veterans had The meau
consisted 81 baked beans haldtack and
black coffee. Every conrad was pro-
vided with a new clay pipe, Toasts
were drunk, mauy "reminiscences If
the war related and Ola time camp
songs sung. During the evening MI.
Chas. a. Eisk (soa 81 Cen. Clinton p.
Fisk, yetsrau) presented to the Post
beautiful silver pitcher, goblets ana
salyer. Post Commander Ellis re
sponded on behalf of the Post tender
iug their thanks 10 the donor for bis
very handsome gift
At a late honr Tie veterans depart
cd for their quarters, piedging to one
another fraternity, charity and loyalty,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

The Christmas festivities On Salt
river opened ton days ago rs an AL
semblage Of ladies ana gentlemen at
Henry ArmerA where, almost imme-
diately after the Ole Bull Of the occa.
sion had rosined biz bow, tho fua be-
came fast ana furious until time grew
weary in recording The hours sach a
befy Of "lair women and brave iaen
never before clustered % Tho banks Of
the ltio salado Tha flight ~ time IN
no whore recorded u that dance and
left no footprints ID It's may oyoln-
tions, When Joseph n Fhppn left
for Globe, Ga Wednesday, morning,
there was metal stu ii The heels 81
the dancers and thearm of The Violin
list was being rubbed With st Jacobs
oil, With d fair prospect Of pleasure
winging is way until The dawn Of am
ether dag,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

LOST at the Methodist church on
Christmas Eve, a Roman satin sash,
the principal colors being GOLD and
plum. The finder win be literally re-
warded BY leaving it at Hitcbeock's
drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Rev. D. w. Calfse's sermon on sun.
day evening next will DO on the text.
1.-THE sun returned ten degrees, BY
which degrees it was gone down,
Victory over misfortune is the sub.
ject 20 and hear it.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Charles Slack, who has just returned
from the Deer Greek coal fields, where
he has valuable claim, informs us
that he delivered to the Mammoth
Mining Company, on the San Pedro,
ten Thousand, four hundred pounds 81
bituminons coal, which was tested by
the company and pronounced salisiac-
factory. Mr.. Slack expects soon "a
bring several hundred pounds Il
Globe 70 be tested.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

AT the beginning Of the new year
you should renew your subscriptions
for your papers and Journals, and
Hitchcock keeps an order list always
ready. he will write for any infor-
nation you may desire.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

We will ever hold Charles Banker
in grateful remembrance. He struck
us whore we lived, with a New Years
present Of case of beer from his 81,
Louis brewery.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

A meeting Of Globe Lodge, No. 6, j.
0.O.F., wilt be held on Monday even
ing next, January Sd, when w. L.
Whepley, Grand Master for Arizona,
viii be present to install officers for
the ensuing year
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

The Globe Artistic Club gave Il
dance at TIE rink b Thursday night
and like all their entertainment il
wac I'D enjoyable ahair. Terpsiciiore
was wooed until the early hours of
nI0rnIng.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

notice. We are taking stock and
balancing all accounts and request all
parties indebted to US to please settle
up without delay, Unpaid accounts
viii be given to eur attorney for coll
lection. Eff. KErLxEn & Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

We are indebted to our houored
friend, Mrs M. B, Aguirre. Of Ariyaca,
for Christmas remembrance We are
also under obligations to D B. Lacy, a
resident Of the Sierra Auchas, for a
hauneh of venison, and to Others for
various holiday gifts.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

The employees Of the shelter pre-
sentsd to J. H. Canavau, as a Christ.
mas present, fine meerschaum sst
consisting Of pipe, cigar and cigarette
holders ID a handsome plush case.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01
Supervisors Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that ny virtue
and authority Of an net Of the Legislative
Assembly of Che Territory of Ariaoua,
abpy0ycd March 12,fSS5, the Beard 81
Supervisors If fiila County, Arizona
Territory, VIII sell al private sale, She
following described real estate situate III
said CHA County, held by tho Territory
by tax deed, for taxes for The years
1883 So. Memo ~ said property can
be a0ld FOR less than the total amount Of
unpaid taxes, penalties, costs and charges
With interest III ten Der cent per annpn
irom d0te of sale TO the TerritfSy added
therpsos
lAxy roR rHa yEaA 1885
Is. G. Vaughn house and leA on VEST
sido IF aounty road southerly from
town uf Gi0be adjoining tile Fredef
ieksbprg Brewery on the south, tax
SlT ~, costs and penallitla--, mn
paid charges $40 75
! Mateo Guerra house and Lot shout one
half mile southefly from Globe near
county read ii first crossing of Pinal
creek and about thgoe hundred yards
north IL Freaefieksburg Brewery,
Tux 800 10, costs and penalties ~
rs, unpgid charges $40 70.
tJ. W Haskins mortgage on lot Z, block
US, torn 81 Giobe, Tux Sl5 81 costs
and panaIties 81 u, unpaid charges
$40 T5
IT'D. AL shoasllet house and corral Befth
az and aerosa tho paS,s6e ground
from thc agency hpiamgs at SaG
4 Carlos formerly oyn' aad occupied
nv G. r. Cunrel d 4 store and
dwelling hosisa Aiuse ana eoiaal
about two haa.s yards notth ~
the Agency eR baaae formerly
Owned ail ,lesE PSI sIise as 4
etoi gpns soskal md egabie
alpe e ilGnat yssss seiihsFly
II Il tls age6tf slBfd AeUse fars
srgg sra ira l@ Bsa-
e a 4 stiFe afd station
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Hon. Eugene Trippel, member-eleet
Of the lower house OF the Territorial
Legislature, from ella, win leave on
to-morrow's stage for Prescott via
Marieopa and Phoenix.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Ayaristy Of HOLIDAY GOODS, i'm
GLIDING handsome albums, mirrors,
clocks, toilet sets, jewelry boxes, writ
ing desks and cigar and cigarette cases,
Cor sale at cost price. Call and be
convinced. O. Il. Taylor.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

The next regular meeting Of the
Globe Athletic Club will be on satUr-
day, January Sth. Postponed on aC-
count Of New Years BY order
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Hon. NJ e. Watkins, Joint Council
man, AHA Hon. H d Robertson, Conn.
Gilman, FROM ella, viii leave fat the
Capital early next week by ppiyate
conveyance.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Bargains at Taylor'sl Prices Of
Christmas goods reduced to cost in or
der to insure quick sale.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

1t is rumored that an Indian was
killed below the Agency last Monday
night, during tiswln drunk.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

g. J, Scanland left on Monday last
for lower Tonic, to take charge of the
school in that district.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Miss Marien Wilson is spending the
holiday season with her sister Mrs,
Gsorge Newton.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
on the Lake jerseys at ]. Myers 6
Scheln.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Frank d. johnson returned on Tues
day last, after an absence of two
weeks in Graham county,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Q. E. Taylor did not dispose ofall his
elegant holiday goods aud is offering
everything in that line at cost.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

DIR. I. c. Stallo returned from his
ranch at Cherry creek on Thursday
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Bacon and ham, at Van wagenen's,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

zaAia paper h kept on aie At +. g. pakes
Advossi,ing Agency, 81 aad s. Merchants
ExehsnSs, San Francisco, CAL, where con-
sraets for advuftiaing can be made for Il,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Dolly Iidwel, Name Hornll ard
Louisa MeLain entertained tlieir
friend New Years eye lit 4 islwcll
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

ties Sl8 81, unpaid charges $40 rs.
]. II. Work ''ODOagherty and aBig
johnny Copper Mines, Globe Dis
trict, tax S7G8 50, costa and penal
ties $40 AZ, unpaid charges $40 Is.
TAXES Foh rHR xkAR 1884:
Andres Moreno house and lot in rear
Of Magso Guerra, tax Sc IS, costa
aud penalties 81 "a, unpaid charges
$40 10.
TAXES ron TaE fEAR 1885.
Smith Bros mortgage on DAY Gould
mine, tax %S So, costs aud penalties
81, unpaid charges $40 70.
Harcourt q Latimer-T csse isory right I'd
ranch on south side Of Salt River,
above and east of thu sand wash
through which the old Globe road to
Salt River runs, horses and mules,
wagons, / pillow, tax S14 80, costa
md penalties 81, unpaid charges
el0 ia.
D. B. Magee q Brs. possessory right
to ranch, known MS she Crawford
ranch on Tonic, 7 horses, 2 cattlel
tax 50 Is, costs and penalties So
unpaid charges $40 a.
I. Hindeslit2er lot 1, block So, town Of
uldbe, cabin ID block SO, tax 50 16t
costs and penalties 81, unpaid
charges $40 IS
D. Gilchrist -possessory right to ol9
Hook ranch on Tonic, mules, wag
on, tax S. o., costs aud penalties
e, unpaid charges $40 10.
John Dulaek possessDrk risbs to ranch
On sooth side Of Salt River east and
above John Nelson's, horse, tax
81 q, costs and penalties s2, unpaid
charges $40 IS.
| John Bptts pcssessory right to ranch od
east side ef Tonic treek, south and
below the Old Hook place, horses
! ccw, 3 hogs, wagon, tax 81 %,
costs and penalties s., unpaid
charges $40 70
Globe, A. r., Oct %, 1886.
+. W. WESTMEYER,
Chairman Board Of Supervisors
Attest:
oHAs. r MARTIN, Clerk. "
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

Don't forget to leave yoRr orders
ior niaga gines The latest novels aud
ladies j0trnais, At Hitchcock i,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01
CURES ALL HUM0RS,
- h1Mu

which Is sScrofuIaus nEsestns "a the
KsIlngr, B prDluttlp and oort1nlY erresbed
and cured ~ this G9od-Sipen uahedY, Il taken
before The last esags OF the disease agp reaclecc
fatal disease, when lTst cfsgBng thi5 now cIl
ehrated remedy 10 tho .puhiiey Or. PLERcE
Thought acrlptigiy ct calling it hia Soon
~ $40 limited for madeleine which, from ~
wonderful eoEnh ston Of tonie or sirens then.
Ing attentive, ca blcoa-piesIsT lg, 1it
pccurAl Bnd nyltrifl W prop .is y lllaqi
Rot only q rcInosy Tor consumption OF thg
iiEgs, but for eli
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

comb honey i'll Van ganan
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-01

lust fpeaive3 EY AieX Sirayd0n, Il
eas losa ~ Gsumber lan 4 eo9l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-22
nArs-snrprlse. g bid.

bARIRY-Feed No. l.1oc@sL Is. :, a.
CORN-Large yellow. car r. ioaa s io's' s''0'
wi nj Tii0IIREPioneer and Crown IS. 90 asked I;
L. a. xxx Ex. PAT. Roll, s'a5; Capitol
isT VII T. fsE;ED-Bran. 81 asked; Shorts, s2s 2S
.sheS. CracSed Corn. $1.20 asked: CRACKED
barley 81 rs asked :Ground barley.s VI 2oaskeo
Rolled harley. N.l0 bid. ,,a oo-oc s,<.,
GRAIN BAGs-Grain Bags Ms, 2nSS; ~ p.ssfc Ssfc
sscs esa lsss ssied oa'SHiiA Nil sacks. e asked
IsSKED-Aifsifa. neville asked:
Hay Barley. WI No. l. new. $1,000 asked; |;
wheat Hay, w b. $i6.
POTATOES-Salt Lake, S2.oo; Early Rose
nHd AZ = rTER-Fsncy IT Roll. 16c per 10 asked.
Choice Roll, 17c per ID asked; Fair Roll, per
n .Isc asked Mixed Store. l211c per ID asked
Picked Rolf 17c per fb: asked. Picked
roll. new. 100; Picked roll, l5c.
'VIii VCIiHiEEsE-Iarge. lie asked; lsman. l2e
asked small BIB hand, l3c.
EGGS--Eggs, fresh. 23c bid. 25c. asked.
HONEY-Extracted light. 4c941zc; Job
lots, 4c bic, 40 asked; Amber &c bid;
o1i 1oNioNssYelIiow Danver. Northern, $500
BEEswAx-Beeswax. 1sc0.lc.
VEGETABLES MIxED-Chiles per ib, l2e
bid; Garlic: Co.; SC asked; Cabbage per 100
''i BEANS i;'1SI AND DRIED iSH PEAs-Pink No. J.,
new crop, 81 20 asked; Lima, t2:50@2 70;
Navy. small. Sl.90 bid; y 90 asked; black
eyed. s. asked: Garvenzos. g asaed; G aseen
POuLTRY-Hens No 1. per do1. $3.50 bid,
old Roosters, per dozen. So bid; Young
Ro0sters, per doz, u 90 BID, BIOL
ers ers smai aniSs per d dozen, 500 bid Ducks per
DOZEN. large. o. so, bid; Ducks, small, $500;
Turkeys, per lb, zoe.
LIVE STOCK-Live Hogs. 3c94c.
DRIED FRuIT-Peaches. 9. y. No. !, l2aac
i4c asked; do, 8. d. peeled No. 2, 12,sc asked
oitted Plums, l21kc asked; Blackberries,1 ,12Hc
ssked- Pruues. Cal, French new crop, TIC
0lOc; Prunes, Cal. German, Sc asked April
APPLES Huntley's, 1oc ask.
ed Hunts Alden, lac asked; sun Dried
RAisINS-iayers, $3.50 asked; Ex Lon
don Layers. new: SLIP ssked; Inree Wnst~'a Ul0wn
$3.50; Bulk Raisins. &c asked. Dried grapes
NuTs-Walnuts new. 11c@15c; Peanuts,
Cal. No. l. &C asked d. No; 2 Sc asfso; 9sc &c g.
CITRUS FRUITS = Oranges. LIS asked
Lemons, Seeding per box, ~ ASKED; Lem
ons, Eureka and Lisbon per box. Is 81 asked
HIDES = Dry; ;sss isc oia: 49, KIP i0o oio
SKINS-Short wool, each. 15c93oc; Lone
WOOL, each, 81 bid; Shearlings, each, lot
| lid. -
WOO-Spring Clip, per fb, sc@iOc BID.
PROVISIONS-Extra light bacon clear
lsS asked; Light clear, 121ac asked; Cleal
medium, lie asked; Mealum bacon, W
| asked; heavy bacon SC.
LARD-40ib ;ins. &C per lb SIP pals, l0l4t
per lb; ID pals. l0c Pc lb; lob pals, ssz'
HAMS Eastern sugar cured. 15c; Cali
| iornia, 13c.